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Tag: government

Fawning Over a Corporation to Protect Us from Corporations

July 12, 2017 Skyler J. Collins (Editor)

It’s always struck me as extremely odd that leftists fawn over using government to protect us from corporations. What do they think the government is? The fawning is quite indicative of their ignorance in at least ten ways.

One Voluntaryist's Perspective

“Food Insecurity” and Who’s to Blame

July 11, 2017July 11, 2017 Kent McManigal

Individual action, motivated by self-interest, would solve the problem. Only when the Grand Designs of Central Planners get in the way, with their “laws” and other one-size-fits-all nonsense, does individual action run into roadblocks.

Kent For Liberty

Dumb, Authoritarian Smart People

July 10, 2017July 10, 2017 Kent McManigal

Smart people and those who imagine themselves to be smart tend to be authoritarian. That’s because they believe they know what’s best for you.

Kent For Liberty

Snooping Archators

July 9, 2017December 5, 2017 Kent McManigal

Privacy-invading technology has the potential to be annoying but is only dangerous because you– or someone– allows aggressive, thieving gangs to use the collected data to molest and control you.

Kent For Liberty

Greg Ives: Dishonest New Hampshire Hearing Officer

July 8, 2017July 8, 2017 Marc Stevens

Despite NHES general counsel Maria Deltario, and the main witness, Chris Leones, admitting there was no evidence against their target, they allowed the matter to escalate and we requested a hearing, Greg Ives was the hearing officer.  His dishonesty is easy to present, it consists primarily of a contradiction, a contradiction that set the stage for the destruction of a peaceful business.

No State Project

Beyond Schizophrenic

July 7, 2017 Larken Rose

“We need thousands of heavily armed government agents making sure everyone has the politicians’ holy permission to be here … in order to protect freedom!”

Most Dangerous Superstition

Banning Guns Isn’t “Safe”

July 7, 2017July 7, 2017 Kent McManigal

I’m much more likely to go somewhere that doesn’t ban weapons than I am to go places that do. I weigh the decision carefully when I go to a slaughter zone which bans weapons; trying to decide if the risk is worth it. Usually I decide it isn’t.

Kent For Liberty

How to Spite Putin

July 7, 2017July 7, 2017 Sheldon Richman

I have an idea. It’s so clever and foolproof that I’m surprised no one in the ruling elite and its mass media has thought of it. We can yank the rug out from under that dastardly Putin, and he’ll never bother us again.

The Goal is Freedom

Jobless Claims Rose Last Week, Cries the WSJ

July 6, 2017 Skyler J. Collins (Editor)

In any event, unemployment is voluntary. There are thousands of available jobs in every market, but a person chooses to either work for less than they’re used to working, stop working, or to suckle at the teat of government. It’s all trade offs.

Items of Note

Patriotism, an Abomination

July 4, 2017 Larken Rose

How exactly does “celebrating freedom” equate to swearing allegiance to a republic (which is a form of “government,” or ruling class)? Well, it doesn’t. And, for those who dare to look, this is where the true, diabolical nature of “patriotism” starts to rear its ugly head.

Most Dangerous Superstition

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